If you think you know who some of these people are and/or where the wedding took place, please send a message, indicating the number below, beside or above the face …
The plight of our Irish ancestors of “Black ‘47”* and the courage of their French-Canadian secoureurs lies ever present in our minds and, at times, heavy in our hearts, but …
La Maison Simons has been a fixture on our province’s retail scene for nearly two centuries. Founded as a dry-goods store in 1840 by John Simons, the son of a …
1866 The Morning Chronicle The Corporation is about to erect a new police station in Champlain street opposite the Bishop’s School. A singular occurrence, which came near having serious results, …
Rue Le Greco is a short residential street in the Charlebourg district of Quebec City, and was named in honour of a renowned Doménikos Theotokópoulos (1541-1614), a painter, sculptor and …
Spring break is in full swing and parents are looking for ways to answer their offspring’s eternal question, “I’m bored; what can I do?” Well, “How about see a movie, …
The harsh winter storm that smothered Quebec City on February 24 didn’t stop the 16 determined people who attended the Rob Lutes’ songwriting workshop. They battled their way through wind …
In 1816, Valcartier was a forested land along the valley of the Jacques Cartier River, a good four miles from the nearest road. Wilderness to some, but John Neilson dreamed …
The Pentathlon des Neiges continued during the week of February 22-26 with elementary school students participating in the competition last Wednesday. There were 115 schools involved, including 575 students from …